Hi Christine! Thank you for your kind words. Yeah sure, I studied MA in Healthcare Management in Accadis Hochschule Bad Homburg. I also applied in SRH Berlin and Furtwangen University. Back in 2017, there were only few schools offering these master and mostly private ones. But now I think there’s more uni both public and private.
Hi Ailene, thank you for your video, such good quality and well spoken, not enough subscribers ... I have a question, what diploma did you have when applying for uni? Some universities actually only work with uni-assist and they say a filipino bachelor's degree is not enough for a German masters... (not the grades). Also did you have to notarize your degree before sending it to the uni? Thank you!
Would like to ask, when will be the best time for you to apply masters degree? Hope you make a vid about the application for visa and some tips as well. All the best!
Hi! Slots for the masters are usually open 3-6 months before the semester starts. I suggest tho if you want to enter a public university so you don’t have to pay huge tuition fees, at least 1 year. This gives you time to prepare for the requirements :)
Hi, I am a finance graduate. Can I study a different program or if i want to shift career? also, since I am considering to shift careers, is it advisable to take bachelor's degree again or take the Masters?
Hi Jaira! This is quite a difficult question since I don’t know your background. I’ll try to answer it the best I can. 😉 I think it depends, if you want to go to a technical area, example from finance to IT or architecture or whatever, you might want to consider taking a bachelors again because they are very different areas. But if you want to go example from Finance to a specific management studies example digital marketing or healthcare, i think it is possible to do Masters. From my experience, it is a matter of how you sell your previous experience and how it can help you or contribute to further studies that you want to do. Do you plan to study in Germany?
Hey ma'am! I've a doubt. Whether we need to show block account with a balance of 10,332€ for the first year of our masters or also show it for the second year? So totally 20,664€ or how..?? can you pls explain it?
Hi! For the blocked account just prepare 10,332 for your first year, that’s just the main requirement. Then the foreigner’s office will give you one year or two year visa. Once your visa expires, you need to prepare money again to prove you can live in Germany.
@@achieverhere3369 i am not sure about that. You have to check the current requirements. But based on my own experience and from international students i know, all of us prepared money in our bank accounts eventhough we have working student job/internship. It’s better to be safe than sorry. Of course not all of us can afford to save another 10k for one year so sometimes we borrow money from friends and then return it. That’s also one way.
@@achieverhere3369 unfortunately I don’t have experience with that. I just heard that it’s not that hard as people think to get a scholarship, so you can try. :) i’ve discussed where you can find scholarship in this video. You can go to the website of daad.
anong entry visa po ang inaplay nyu sa germany maam? Di ba kayo hinanapan Language Certificate sa pag apply ng visa bago umalis ng Pinas? Thank you po...
Hi po! Nag student visa po ako sa Germany kase nag masters po ako. Then yung Masters ko is in English, hinanapan po ako ng IELTS or alternative is proof na yung bachelors ko was taught in English. Hope this helps po!
It depends po, if you go to public or private university. Please watch my vlog „VERY IMPORTANT REASONS why you should study in Germany“. I discussed there the cost of studying in Germany (01:43 Tuition fee in Germany). I still have to make a video detailing all expenses with regards to studying in Germany soon. Please watch out for it :)
Of course speaking German is quite important when you live in Germany. I myself is currently learning the language. But the message I want to express in this video is that people should not be discouraged if their German is not good enough yet if they want to study or work here because there are plenty of opportunity in English. The language can be learned along the way.
@@ailenegrey ok then sorry i thought you mean to say that you don't need to learn german when you are here although it is important to integrate yourself
@@ailenegrey yes, don't be too shy to try it besides of lack of language skills - but please learn the language. Otherwise it will work as I've seen with US and Japanese collegues, but you will not really feel integrated, even with the nicest people around you.
@@Stoffmonster467 i’m learning now💁🏻♀️ it's a journey! I’m too conscious of my “non-german” accent but trying to overcome it. My target is to speak fluently by the end of the year. It is time😉
Really well said. I don’t live in Germany but this video would be a good guide.
Thank you! I also found your living in Switzerland tips useful and informative. ☺️
@@ailenegrey ☺️🥰🙏
Anak hoping someday makakadto kami da ni papa mo,GOOD JOB ANAK PROUD OF U,INGAT AND GODBLESS ❤❤❤
Thank you very much for the helpful information .planning to apply soon ☺️
Thank you for your vids! Super helpful 💛
I really enjoy watching your videos, Ailene! Is it okay to ask what universities did u choose? Thank you!
Hi Christine! Thank you for your kind words. Yeah sure, I studied MA in Healthcare Management in Accadis Hochschule Bad Homburg. I also applied in SRH Berlin and Furtwangen University. Back in 2017, there were only few schools offering these master and mostly private ones. But now I think there’s more uni both public and private.
Hi Ailene, thank you for your video, such good quality and well spoken, not enough subscribers ... I have a question, what diploma did you have when applying for uni? Some universities actually only work with uni-assist and they say a filipino bachelor's degree is not enough for a German masters... (not the grades). Also did you have to notarize your degree before sending it to the uni? Thank you!
very clear
Would like to ask, when will be the best time for you to apply masters degree? Hope you make a vid about the application for visa and some tips as well. All the best!
Hi! Slots for the masters are usually open 3-6 months before the semester starts. I suggest tho if you want to enter a public university so you don’t have to pay huge tuition fees, at least 1 year. This gives you time to prepare for the requirements :)
Loooooooooove your channel! 😍
Namian gd ko bala sa mga miga ko kay supportive 😂❤️😘
Hi! May I ask what universities you applied to?
what Masters program did you study?
looooove! ❤️
Thank you Ella! 😘❤️
Hi, I am a finance graduate. Can I study a different program or if i want to shift career? also, since I am considering to shift careers, is it advisable to take bachelor's degree again or take the Masters?
Hi Jaira! This is quite a difficult question since I don’t know your background. I’ll try to answer it the best I can. 😉 I think it depends, if you want to go to a technical area, example from finance to IT or architecture or whatever, you might want to consider taking a bachelors again because they are very different areas. But if you want to go example from Finance to a specific management studies example digital marketing or healthcare, i think it is possible to do Masters. From my experience, it is a matter of how you sell your previous experience and how it can help you or contribute to further studies that you want to do. Do you plan to study in Germany?
More videos po ate 🙏🏼
More to come! baw feeler Charet po! hahaha daw mabatian ko gd tingog mo te! miss you!
Hey ma'am! I've a doubt. Whether we need to show block account with a balance of 10,332€ for the first year of our masters or also show it for the second year? So totally 20,664€ or how..?? can you pls explain it?
Hi! For the blocked account just prepare 10,332 for your first year, that’s just the main requirement. Then the foreigner’s office will give you one year or two year visa. Once your visa expires, you need to prepare money again to prove you can live in Germany.
@@ailenegrey can we show internship or any part time job during the second yr instead of block account money?
@@achieverhere3369 i am not sure about that. You have to check the current requirements. But based on my own experience and from international students i know, all of us prepared money in our bank accounts eventhough we have working student job/internship. It’s better to be safe than sorry. Of course not all of us can afford to save another 10k for one year so sometimes we borrow money from friends and then return it. That’s also one way.
@@ailenegrey Yep,thanks a lot for making it so clear❤️. Do you have any idea about scholarship funding details?
@@achieverhere3369 unfortunately I don’t have experience with that. I just heard that it’s not that hard as people think to get a scholarship, so you can try. :) i’ve discussed where you can find scholarship in this video. You can go to the website of daad.
anong entry visa po ang inaplay nyu sa germany maam? Di ba kayo hinanapan Language Certificate sa pag apply ng visa bago umalis ng Pinas? Thank you po...
Hi po! Nag student visa po ako sa Germany kase nag masters po ako. Then yung Masters ko is in English, hinanapan po ako ng IELTS or alternative is proof na yung bachelors ko was taught in English. Hope this helps po!
@@ailenegrey hi mam, gusto ko din sana student visa entry sa Germany.🙏🙏🙏
@@elizmtv5577 stay tune po sa next videos ko, i’ll post about the application process. :)
@@ailenegrey can i add you on insta?
@@elizmtv5577 yes sure po. ☺️
Hi, how about expenses po required to study in Germany? Thank you
It depends po, if you go to public or private university. Please watch my vlog „VERY IMPORTANT REASONS why you should study in Germany“. I discussed there the cost of studying in Germany (01:43 Tuition fee in Germany). I still have to make a video detailing all expenses with regards to studying in Germany soon. Please watch out for it :)
if you don’t want to learn german then don’t come to germany🤦♂️
Of course speaking German is quite important when you live in Germany. I myself is currently learning the language. But the message I want to express in this video is that people should not be discouraged if their German is not good enough yet if they want to study or work here because there are plenty of opportunity in English. The language can be learned along the way.
@@ailenegrey ok then sorry i thought you mean to say that you don't need to learn german when you are here although it is important to integrate yourself
@@ailenegrey yes, don't be too shy to try it besides of lack of language skills - but please learn the language. Otherwise it will work as I've seen with US and Japanese collegues, but you will not really feel integrated, even with the nicest people around you.
@@Stoffmonster467 i’m learning now💁🏻♀️ it's a journey! I’m too conscious of my “non-german” accent but trying to overcome it. My target is to speak fluently by the end of the year. It is time😉
@@ailenegrey don't worry, just do it😉